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4
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lying flat on the back or away from the body
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6
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watchfulness especially in detecting and escaping danger
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7
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to control, discipline, or bring into subjection
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10
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angered by unawarranted accusations, injustice, meanness, etc.
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12
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mean; cheap
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13
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to absorb into the bodies system
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14
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governed by or arising from sound judgement
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15
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thin clouds driven by a strong wind
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16
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gloomy, ill-humored, and unnoticible
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17
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not intended; accidentaly
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18
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amazing; marvolous; great
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23
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to fall into disrepair
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25
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lacking in substance
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28
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a marsh; swamp
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29
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intensly eager; very keen
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30
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to sink in, level, or settle down into a lower position
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1
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to behave frivolously
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2
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the four dimensional analogue of a cube
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3
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not easily roused
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5
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possessed by or manifesting frenzy; hectic; violently agitated
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8
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an open enemy; rival
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9
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doubtful; having doubts
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11
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open to attack, hurt or injury; cappable of being hurt or wounded
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19
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a frisking, playful leaping
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20
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able to be perceived by the sense of touch
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21
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to take strong exeption (what is thouight to be unjust, interfering, insulting, critical, etc.
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22
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calmness; clearness
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24
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to chant; to sing the opening phrase of
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26
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to destroy the smoothness or regularity of
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27
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easily handledor controlled plient
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